Anti-Racist Child Care: A Liverpool Experience

Synopsis

The video is intended for pre-school workers and trainers. It consists of a debate between members of Liverpool’s Anti-racist Child Care Group on anti-racist child care strategies. Gives an insight into how black nursery workers and black parents feel about racism at this early stage of care and education. Covers the major strands of how racism affects white and black children and gives practical strategies for handling racist incidents. Shows how anti-racist strategies can be implemented. The video is best used with a group. Opens up areas of discussion on race at the pre-five stage and on the way racism affects young children.

Language

English

Medium

Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 25 min.

Year of production

1987

Availability

out of distribution

Uses

Nursery teachers. NNEB courses. Adult education. Anyone who works with or cares for children under five. Parents. Particularly relevant to all-white groups.

Keywords

child care; race relations

Credits

Director

Carl M Neads

Producer

Carl M Neads

Writer

Gideon Ben-Tovim; June Henfrey

Production Company

Name

University of Liverpool Television Service

Distributor

Name

Oxford Educational Resources

Email

enquiries@oer.co.uk

Web

http://www.oer.co.uk/ External site opens in new window

Phone

01865 842552

Fax

01865 842551

Address

PO Box 106
Kidlington
Oxon
OX5 1JY

Notes

printed title list and complete catalogue on disk rec’d 10/93